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straiten

[streyt-n] / ˈstreɪt n /




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Grantham is the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher, an icon of the right who looms large in every Conservative leader contest, but never more so than in these economically straitened times.

From New York Times

This year’s program carries the theme to an extent that is overly optimistic for Russia’s straitened circumstances.

From Seattle Times

Even in straitened times, the Kremlin has a habit of spending on arms rather than people: We can be sure that it won’t be the military budget that Mr. Putin cuts first.

From New York Times

Even in its straitened circumstances it’s a major political contributor, having handed out more than $29 million in the 2020 election cycle.

From Los Angeles Times

At 57%, turnout was the lowest in decades, reflecting apathy among many voters in Costa Rica, where straitened economic times have fueled disenchantment with the political class.

From Reuters